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Originally Posted by dukie564
More than likely it's a wiring issue, not a gauge problem. Also in response to the previous poster, your XJ doesn't have a "cable", just wiring. This one may be hard to solve
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From: Pittsburgh, PA
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Hmm. Then I am very lost. I'm having a buddy help me by phone and I have little mechanical knowledge.
I have had like 3 people explain this to me and I know I'm missing something really simple.
What bolt am I missing?
I have had like 3 people explain this to me and I know I'm missing something really simple.
What bolt am I missing?
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Thank you!!!!!!!!!!
Now last question on this I swear. How do get something down there to loosen it? The fan is in the way for me to get my socket to the bolt on the pulley.
Now last question on this I swear. How do get something down there to loosen it? The fan is in the way for me to get my socket to the bolt on the pulley.
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Originally Posted by Skyline
Thank you!!!!!!!!!!
Now last question on this I swear. How do get something down there to loosen it? The fan is in the way for me to get my socket to the bolt on the pulley.
Now last question on this I swear. How do get something down there to loosen it? The fan is in the way for me to get my socket to the bolt on the pulley.
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Originally Posted by Skyline
The little mini bolts don't want to come loose. I'm done for the night, it's too dark. Tomorrow if I can't work around it, out it goes.
If rusted spray them with some pb blaster.
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don't try to take the fan off. You need a special tool to hold the fan in place while torquing on the bolts. Just invest in an extension for the socket.
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Dukie is right it is a slight pita but it is do able. Chrysler wouldn't have made it impossible since it needs servicing. If I still lived at home with all my tools I would take a picture of the socket for that. You need the swivel one plus an 18" adapter. Works like a charm
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